Chatham trims mandate of conservation advisors
CHATHAM–The town will soon be looking for qualified residents to join its newly-created Conservation Advisory Council (CAC). After several months of debate over the revised local […]
Month: October 2012
Ghent mulls whether to set higher bar for TCI
GHENT–TCI has applied to rebuild the company’s recycling facility, according to town Supervisor Larry Andrews. But the application to obtain a building permit was deemed incomplete […]
Red Cross opens shelter in Taghkanic
HUDSON–The Columbia County Office of Emergency Management reports that the Red Cross was scheduled to open an emergency shelter at the Taghkanic Fire Station on state […]
Obituaries: Carr, Keil, Stickle, Schreck
Stephen Carr (1959 – 2012) STUYVESANT FALLS—Stephen Carr, 52, of Stuyvesant Falls died Tuesday, October 23, 2012 at his home. Born December 10, 1959 in Albany, […]
Obituaries: McGuire, Gorton, Moore, Degnen
Philip H. McGuire (1924 – 2012) MELLENVILLE—Philip H. McGuire, 88, of Mellenville, a longtime area resident, passed away peacefully at home, Thursday, October 18, 2012 after […]
District invites public to more ‘town hall’ meetings
CHATHAM–Schools Superintendent Cheryl Nuciforo laid out a timeline for the district’s facilities study last week. She also announced that the district’s Annual Professional Performance Review plan […]
State approves plans for new county nursing facility
PHILMONT–Columbia County received news this week that the state Department of Health has given its approval for construction of a new, $32-million skilled nursing facility to […]
Stuyvesant crossing gets green (and red) light
STUYVESANT–The state Department of Transportation has decided to install a traffic light at the intersection of state Route 9J and Ferry Road. The announcement drew unanimous […]
Cascino loses appeal of court contempt charges
COPAKE–A State Appellate Court has for the most part upheld an order and judgment by Acting State Supreme Court Judge Jonathan Nichols issued two years ago […]
